Ultra-high Performance AR Glasses Optics, Display, System, and Platform

Kelly Peng, CEO, CTO, Founder, Kura Technologies

Presentation Abstract

Kura is building the best performing augmented reality glasses, global telepresence, and remote collaboration platform. Kura’s first product, Kura Gallium, has a 150° field of view, 95% transparency (4x of existing), 8K resolution, high brightness, and a compact form factor. This ultra-high performance is achieved by using a unique architecture with fully customized components, including customized micro-LED displays, ASICs, optics, and software systems. All this innovation was recognized during CES 2022 with Kura Gallium receiving the CES Innovation Award. With both hardware and software, the Kura Gallium is a total platform solution with an SDK available for developers. Kura boasts over 350 companies as paid clients (100% in-bounding) with Fortune 500 and Fortune 100 companies accounting for more than 50 of those. In addition over 100K orders are currently on waitlist.

Kelly Peng

Kelly Peng Founder CEO CTO Kura TechnologiesKelly Peng is the founder, CEO & CTO of Kura Technologies, a company developing best in class augmented reality glasses. She is an inventor holding 10 patents and has worked on many innovative projects including brain-machine interfaces and flying cars. In 2019, Kelly was received the prestigious Forbes “30 Under 30” in Manufacturing and Industry.

At UC Berkeley, Kelly worked on customized frequency-modulated LIDAR with mixed-signal ASICs. She was also a founding engineer of the Berkeley Brain-Machine Interface Group working on customized EEG and MEG sensors. She developed a machine learning algorithm for a brain-computer interface which detected likes/dislikes achieving the world’s highest accuracy and was on exhibition at the San Francisco Exploratorium Cognitive Technology Exhibit. Other innovative projects Kelly has worked on include building holographic displays, various customized sensors, and a Raman spectrometer. Kelly studied Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at UC Berkeley and University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.